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not positioning themselves correctly on the carriageway.
Standing or walking on a part of the carriageway or shoulder where the applicable rules do not permit it. Use pedestrian spaces and follow the walking and crossing rules in articles 121–125 of the General Traffic Regulations, including their exceptions. Correctly assessing speed and risks helps safe crossing and is not an offence. Avoid generalisations about all pedestrians’ behaviour.
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properly assessing the risks of traffic.
correctly assessing the speed of vehicles.
not positioning themselves correctly on the carriageway.
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